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THE NYSSA1 GATE CITY JOURNAL
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THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1941
Mrs. Rollo Rucker's home and Mrs.
Ida Riley will assist Mrs. Rucker.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pettit were
guests for Sunday dinner at the
GOOD HOMESITES on First and home of their grandson, Ralph
Park, Cash or terms, Frank D. Bailey and family In upper Roswell.
« OPPORTUNITY 1 KNOCKS H E R E ”
Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jed Gooing and
Rates le per word, per Issue. Minimum charge 25c.
daughters Donna and Beveriv visit
ALMOST
NEW
electric
washing
CASH IN ADVANCE
ed Mrs. Gooing’s parents, Mr. and
machine In your vicinity for bal Mrs. Cox of Boise this week end.
BABY CHICKS. Hatching every ance due. Easy payments. Popma
MISCELLANEOUS
Mrs. Elsie Robinson has moved to
Tuesday and Friday. We do cus Music Co., Boise, Idaho.
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her mothers home. Mrs. Ricks has
AM LEAVING for Kansas March tom hatching.
ROSE BUSHES—25 cents each. Get been quite sick but was much better
17th. Have room, for 2 passengers. Thompson’s Ontario Hatchery.
Saturday. Friday, Mrs. Robinson and
them early. Barrett Gardens.
Francis Whitman, I mile west of
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27 F. Mrs. Walter Iiams enjoyed a trip to
Nyssa on Highway No. 20. 13Mlxp
Nampa.
FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith. FOR SALE—Baby chicks Mondays 1 McCORMICK-DEERING B Far-
Mrs. Edith Tegersrand returned to
and
Thursdays.
200
up
8'-a
cents
Phone 78J.
tfc.
mall tractor. Special $590.00.Eder Portland Saturday after helping
each, under 200, 9 cents each. Cus Hardware, Nyssa.
6F tfc. care for her father after his acci
HOG RAISERS
tom hatching 3 cents per egg. Pay
If you have fat hogs to sell, see me ette Valley Hatchery. Phone 8221. FOR SALE or rent. Tavern, known dent,
Troy Gooing Is building a new hay
at Nyssa Sale Yard before you sell. Two miles north Fruitland. 6F tfc.
as the Bank. Attractive terms. See
I pay more money and don’t forget
Frank T. Morgan.
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we get more money for your live HATCHING EGGS, from 240-300
Mr. and Mrs. Ccnrad Brotzman
stock than any sale yard. We sell
egg puie, Hansen Strain, White FOR
SALE—complete
pumping i and Henry Nazarenus were guests
everything, every Friday.
Leghorns. Mrs. Neil Dimmick.
equipment. Consisting of 500 feet for Sunday dinner at the home of
20F tfc. plunk flume, 400 feet 18 Inch wood Mr and Mrs prank Evans,
FLOYD ROBINSON.
pipe. 10 horse Fairbanks electric mo-
charles Fox was honored
PAINTING, PAPERING, all kinds
tor. Fairbanks pump, valves, etc. As wKh a birthday dinner, at the home
FARM LANDS
of interior decorating. References.
good as new. This equipment is ca-
ber daUKhter Mrs MacFarland,
For Sale
R. T. Sanders, Box 234, Nyssa.
pable of pumping and handling 200 Sunday Mrs. Fox’ children and
13M8xp FOR SALE — EXTRA SPECIAL. inches of water—Ira Ure, Nyssa.
grandchildren were present.
28 tic
Buy the mortgage on this good
John Metzen who has been visit
WANTED—All your welding jobs
10
acre
home,
and
we
will
place
you
ing his parents the past month, and
We promise good work and fair
KALSOMINE,
PAINT
at
competi
prices. Pruyn Auto Repair, Phom in possession at once. This property
tive prices. First class quality. Reuben Henshaw went to Prairie
is not being sold at its present mar
56W.
Nyssa Lbr. Co.. Goode Ave. and City and Austin, Ore., to visit in the
ket value, but only at the face value
Highway 201, Phone 108.
16Mtfc Joe Mast home, Thursday.
BRAKE WORK—Let us put your of the mortgage. 5 room house, deep
J. E. Stout has traded his car tor
car or truck brakes in first class well. Very best of soil and cheap
a coupe. Mr. and Mrs. Stout went to
For
Sale
condition.
Special equipment ano water for irrigation. Can make easy
Boise Saturday and brought their
SEED
trained men at your service. Pruyn terms. See us for full particulars.
daughter Norma home for the week
Auto Repair. Phone 56W
Bernard Eastman
I FOR SALE—Bliss triumph seed po end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jabe Proffitt and
tatoes, out of McKays Blue tag,
10 ACRES. Good modem home,
children of Nampa and Gladys
Consult us on your wiring needs
j
vogued
3
times.
Inspected
by
state
garage, cow barn, 4 miles from
and meter set-ups.
seed inspectors and county agents Nichols of Nyssa spent Sunday at
Nyssa. Terms.
Work guaranteed to meet State
while growing. Refer to county a- the A. E. Nichols home and visited
BERNARD EASTMAN.
requirements.
gent for quality. Sid Flanagan. Rt. with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tuttle
and baby. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tut
Prices right
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FINE 40 ACRES improved farm. 2, Nyssa.
tle returned to their home In Sole-
Information free
Modern home, milk house, barn
NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP
and feeding pens. On hlway, school SEED POTATOES—One year from dad, Cal. Tuesday morning after vls-
McKay Blue tag. White Rose, iting his parents, the past month
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bus and mail route. Deep well, water
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tuttle and
piped over place, electricity. Inquire Bliss Triumph, $100. Klaas Tensen.
13F tfc. I baby went with them and expect to
Journal.
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get work in the Salinas valley.
Local and Long Distance
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Carroll of
40 ACRES. Well fenced, shade, cis
Musical Instrument
HAULING
Montous arrived Monday to spend
tern, stock ponds, family orchard,
Phone 72W
'..mall fruits. 12 acres alfalfa, 6 acres UPRIGHT PIANO, good condition, j three weeks at the home of his
Lawrence and Barnett
$35.00. Norcott Service. 13 F tfc. j brther, Mr. and Mrs. Anthny Car-
gc„d pasture, balance old clover.
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roll.
Terms. Gerald Hibbert, 5 miles
Mrs. Charles Hoffman is about
northwest'Nyssa.
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TN YOUR vicinity, small Bungalow ever her fourth siege if the flu this
Plano for balance due. Easy terms. winter. While Mr. and Mrs. Huff
ACREAGES. Harry Howell, Nyss».
NYSSA STEAM
Popma Music Company, Boise.
13 F. tfc.
man weer away visiting her son at
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LAUNDRY
part of the time. Saturday, she went
For Sale
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Phone
88J
to Caldwell with other grangers and
C IT Y PROPERTY
PIANO BARGAIN, Two good used
helped serve dinner for about three
“ W e W ash Every Day”
pianos
now
in
storage
near
here
LOT 3 BLOCK 65, Greens addition
hundred farmers In Caldwell that
to Nyssa. L. W. Tebow, 606 Veneta must be moved at once for quick day in connection with the Farm
Ave„ Bramerton, Wash.
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For Sale or Trade
formation write Tallamn Piano
Onion growers are busy preparing
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OR WILL trade for anything of GOOD HOMESITES In Block 14, Store, Salem, Ore.
the land for the crop. About the
Teutsch addition and some good
value a 15-30 International tract
same acreage of onions will be
or. Will sell on easy terms. Ray Kel business lots In block 10 of the ori
W AN TED
planted here. Teams or tractors are
ler, Fruitland.
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busy in almost every field.
Nyssa.
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Sheep shearers were busy at the
For Sale
Jl, Nampa, or write Rt. 2. C. W. Norman Gulch camp last week. Mrs.
Edwards.
27F
3rp.
MACHINERY
POULTRY
Gene Honey has been cooking at
the camp.
For Sale
HIGH QUALITY chicks available
PAINTING and Kalsomining, Andy
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boston
every Monday starting Feb. 17. All 1 McCORMICK-DEERING B Far
McGinnis. Phone 39M.
6M2xc end sons of Ontario. Mr. and Mrs.
popular breeds from bloodtested
mall tractor. Special $590.00.Eder
Earl Boston and family and Mr. and
flocks. Custom hatching done. Or Hardware, Nyssa.
6F tfc. WANTED TO BUY—Clean ootton Mrs. Roy Boston were guests at the
der yours now. Vale Electric Hatch
rags, must be of fair size, no ov parental, J. I. Boston home Sun
ery. Vale, Oregon.
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eralls, lace curtains nor other harsh day.
For Sale
materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc.
Mrs. Ida Riley has been helping
STOCK
BABY CHICKS—N. H. Reds, B
care ofr Lawrence McCrory who is
Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and W. WORK MARES, also Federation
WANTED—Highest prices paid for improving after a severe cold.
Leghorns. Puilorum tested. 9c each.
Seed Wheat, William. De Grofft.
hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur
Mrs. Alex Wagner and Myma
Custom
hatching.
Patch
Bros.
27F tfc. niture. The Nyssa Trader, main hi- spent Sunday afternoon in Nampa
Hatchery, Payette, Idaho. 27F 12xc.
way north.
with her sister.
GOOD HOLSTEIN bull. Howard
George R. Smit is at Camp Lewis
Corners,
2
miles
east
Nyssa,
For TRADE
WORK WANTED
in Washington taking his year of
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PLOWING and discing. Have own
INCOME PROPERTY, 2 apart
training.
equipment and tractor. Inquire
ments in Payette. Will trade for
Ray Huffman and Jack Wilson
For Sale
Nyssa Implement, Kenneth Fon
farm property around Nyssa. Sam
other young men from thl» com
taine.
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FARM PRODUCE
McConnell.
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munity received their questinnaires
GRAIN, WHEAT, oats and barley. PIANOS WANTED, We wilt take recently.
Sunday was C. D. Vertrees birth
your Piano in trade, on any mer
C. C. Cotton. 12 miles south of
Nyssa. Phone 02R5.
6F tfc. chandise in the Appliance Dept. day anniversary. His sister, Mrs.
Golden Rule, Phone 55W, Nyssa. Kinneman and family of Ontario,
FOR SALE—Bliss and White Rose Ore.
6M4xc Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Chapman of
Fruitland, Hugh, Bill and Nadine
seed potatoes. C. P. Overstreet.
Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ver
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ADRIAN
trees and sons joined Mrs. Vertrees,
FOR SALE—25 tons third crop al
The Kingman grange held a sup Calvin and Gene to celebrate Mr.
falfa hay; 50 tons first crop clov per and program at the Adrian high Vertrees birthday,
er hay. Ira Ure.
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school Friday evening.
Adrian high school students and
DR. J. C. B O W M AN
FOR SALE—Bliss Triumph seed po
tatoes, grown from certified seed. faculty took the day off from studies
Ira Ure.
27F tfc. Wednesday to clean up the school
Veterinarian
grounds and school building.
POTATOES for stock feed. $2.00 per
Mrs. James McGinnis, Mrs. How
ton. Ira Ure, Phone 06R2. 6Mtfc ard Hatch, and Mrs. Ellen Sparks
attended Jolly Janes at the home
Phone 3 9 W
SEED WHEAT. $1.50 per hundred of Mrfs. L. Eachus in Big Bend ^
pounds. C. C. Patterson, Rt. 1, H Thursday.
mile north Owyhee school house.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPartland
J. R. C U N D A L L
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Dentist
BLISS TRIUMPH seed potatoes, 90 A. De Lespinosse home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGinnis and !
cents bulk. Wheat and oats. G.
Sarazin Clinic
Siam.
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Sunday callers at the home of Mr
NYS8A
OREGON
SEED POTATOES. Red. Gems, and Mrs. Andrew McOtnnis in
White Rose, from Blue Tag, Nyssa
NYSSA LIBRARY
planted July 13. Bulk 75 cents per
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pounds of j
Open each week day from
100 lbs. Six miles S. E. Horoedale Caldwell
were Tuesday supper j
2 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Wm. Hoag.
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Saturday, 2 p. m. to 8 p. m.
Glen Pounds.
UTAH CERTIFIED Sweet Spanish
No cash to neceuary to ea-
ALL PATRONS WELCOME
Mrs. Everett Points and Mrs. Roy j
onion seed. Ira Ure, Phone 06R2
large your home or modern-
Perry were In Boise Saturday.
Librarian___ Mrs. S. B. Davis
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Ir« It. Enjoy more corofsrt
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch were j
and convenience with an « V
Sunday
dinner
guests
at
the
Roy
j
tra bedroom, or bnaemert
5
TONS
ALFALFA
hay.
Tom
Lile,
OPTOMETRIST
Cartwright
home
in
Big
Bend
When
rumpus
Gem ave. 3 miles north and 3
“ See McFall and See Better”
Building Bug Mtea you. see
Miss Hazel Hart of Vale is helping
miles west Nyssa.
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ns for planning counsel (so
her brother-in-law, Glen Pounds in
DR. J. A . McFALL
additional root), materials
SEED BARLEY, second cutting al the Adrian post office.
and estimates.
falfa, by load, cash on place 14
Mrs Vernon Parker. Mrs. E. E
mile Arcadia scool. Tony Monastics. Parker, Iola Parker. Joyce Ashcraft j
You Pay $ 1 ^
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and Betty Schwlezer were In Parma
Low A*
J
MosiH*
on business Friday.
AUTOS and TRAILERS
Baseball and track have begun at
Uag ss 1 y u r t la
Adrian high school.
FACTORY built trailer house, com
m ortfif« .
e y e s ig h t s p e c ia l is t
plete two beds, oil heater, bullt-
ONTARIO
OREGON
APPLE VALLEY
lns. water sink, good tires, quick
sale cheap. Glen Osborn Oregon
Twenty-five women attended the
Gate Cabins. Nyssa.
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W YC K O FF
Womens Society Service meeting
JEW ELRY STORE
Thursday afternoon at the home of
FARM LANDS
j Mrs. Erick Peterson Mrs. B. T. Os
For
Rent
Official Time Inspector for
borne was assisting hostess. Mrs
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Union Pacific
GOOD LOCATION for grocery store Tom Porterfield was honored with a D w ight bm ith, M anager
ONTARIO
OREGON
and lumber yard 2 mile east Nyssa sheweh and Mrs La Rue was also Phone 15
Ny«*a
Enquire at Howard Comer. 13Mlxp I a guest. The next meeting will be at |
W A Y 1 r
a j D SI
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale
Professional
Cards
Hew
ROOMS
fo r BETTER l iving
J
LUMBER
day Saturday.
day.
Gerritt Faal. Irma. Bob and War
Sunday School at 2:30. Everybody
ren Hamlin called at the O. E. De- Welcome.
Lashmutt home Monday morning cn
Christian Endeavor begins at 7:30.
their return home to La Grande.
It will be held at the home of Mr
Pete Tensen is planting his sugar and Mrs. Ed Qonnason. Tommy Ogle
beets on his place in our commun
ity the first to do so In this district.
George De Lashir.utt was a busi
ness visitor In Ontario on Monday.
Doyle Jensen has moved on the
Prank Philips’s place that was prev
iously occupied by the Rlechter fam
ily-
RIVERV1EW
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Simmon's
Mrs. Joe Waud entertained for the small daughter Is very ill with the
ladles of the neighborhood Friday flu.
afternoon. The ladles discussed
Mis. I. B. Allan returned home the
starting a club for the community oast week after a three months wln-
Rerfreshments were served to Mrs cer vacation In California.
Jim Olson, Mrs. Walter Thompson
French’s have moved from the
Mrs. Tom Loe, Mrs. Ed Gonnason Scott place to the house on the south
Mrs. Bob Vest and Mrs. R. W. Mc part of the R. H. Johnson farm.
Ginnis.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Bailey's
Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs daughter and family from near Eu
Maurice Judd drove the Adrian gene have come for a short visit.
Scouts out to the Barrett gardens
Klaas Tensen has a full crew
for a picnic and to help Mrs. Barrett working In his packing shed sorting
with her spring garden work Satur- out potatoes for seed.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brecken-
Mrs. Walter Simmons visited her j
rldge who hove been visiting Mrs.
daughter Mrs.
Martin Durbin In i
Breekenrldge’s sister Mrs. James
before winter comes check
Wilder during the past week.
vfc Glnnis have returned to their
your heating p l a n t and
La Vonne Osborne broke her arm i
borne In Pretty Rock, North Dakota.
tlues for needed repairs—
Monday night when she fell.
Among those who were 111 with the
The Frank Graham family have
flu the past week and unable to at
BE SURE YOU
purchased a new car.
tend school were Reta Johnson,
Philip and Allen Clowers, Bob
Angela Henman and Kathleen Loe.
ARE INSURED
Frost, and John Parker went to
Mrs. Roy Herrman had as her
Pendleton Sunday on business.
dinner guest Sunday night Mr-. R
Walter Thompson attended the
H. Johnson.
Fair Board Meeting In Nyssa at the
James Me Ginnis, better known a1-
Martin Osbourne home Monday
"Granpa” to most of the children
night.
Phone 53
celebrated his seventy-sixth birth
Mrs. Wiley Clowers who has been
quite ill at the George Clowers home
Is much improved.
‘GOOD SEED” Is the first requirement to produce good crops. We
Ed Gonnason, Ray Benedict and
have saved the best lots of many thousands of pounds of field seeds for
Earl Blackburn were business visit
ors In Ontario Friday.
planting at home. Due to record crops Clover and Alfalfa prices are the
Delpha Osbourne spent the week
lowest this season that we have experienced for many years.
end In Nyssa with Faith Davis.
BUY EARLY and have yonr choice of:
Joe Waud, and sons Jackie and
1. Prize winning alsike—Chicago.
Norman visited Mr. and Mrs. Har
2. Prize winning Red clover—Chicago.
vey Robinson In Black Canyon Pro-
ect Sunday.
3. Some of the best alfalfa, fancy e'overs and grasses we have
The 4 H Stitch and Sew Club met
ever seen.
at the home om Mrs. Walter Thomp
4. Austrian peas—99.20% pure. (AAA will contract)
son Saturday.
BLUE MOUNTAIN SEED GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perkins and
Ontario Warehouse
children of Vale were dinner guests
of the George Clowers family Sun
Walter lams was helping P. M.
Crow part of last week.
The school board met last night
and hired two teachers for the com
ing year.
Fred Fisher has sold his Wlnesap
apples and onions are being sold.
Some are being shipped on the train
and others are being trucked to
markets. Pruning at the Fisher or
chard Is almost finished.
A FLUE
in poor
repair
caused
this -
N Y SSA R E A LT Y
and Insurance Co.
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G O O D E L E C T R I C S E R V I C E AT L O W R A T E S
• Low rates A N D reliable service— together, these are
the characteristics of electricity in the life of the Snake
River Valley.
Your electric rates are among the lowest in the nation.
W ith increasing use of electricity, and with a greater
number of users each year, the cost of producing and
distributing electricity has gone down.
You have Ejene-
fited through frequent rate reductions, by which we pass
on these savings.
Electric refrigeration, cooking, water heating— all
these services are used more freely in southern Idaho and
eastern Oregon because Electricity is Cheap.
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H O Y POWER
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